WestTexas S2K

[WestTexasS2K]

Thanks for the help.Ultralite pics, a few from 1 Lap by buddy Kevin having some fun on the skid pad after the event. a few track pics and pre sticker pics. Notice the flush mount rear tail lights.   http://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/20061231_145030_oloa-2006-02sr0.jpghttp://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/20061231_145234_oloa-2006-13al0.jpghttp://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/20061231_145504_oloa-2006-01al0.jpghttp://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/20061231_150251_oloa-2006-05al0.jpgWestTexasS2K2007-01-01 07:35:34

[yellowss7]

I used the image upload button. (The one with the little arrow)

 

                    

[xflow7]

If you hit the Reply or New Topic buttons, there are two little icons with trees in them in the message composition toolbar. The one on the left allows you to insert (via a link) a picture that currently lives somewhere else on the web. When you hit the button it will prompt you for the address. The one on the right (with the up arrow) allows you to upload a picture from your local computer to the shared space on the USA7s server and link it.

[BusaLoco]

 

 

What a great ride!   ...   and   ...   and a very cute trailer too!

 

Were you "se7en camping"?

[WestTexasS2K]

you might not be familiar with the 1 Lap of America. It consist of a week of racing on different tracks road coarse, wet and dry skid pad, drag racing, oval track all accross the US. The kicker is you have to drive the car from track to track. No support teams or vehicles allowed. Last year we drove 17 racing events and about 4300 miles on the road during transit legs. YOu are at the track all day doing 2 sessions per day then drive all afternoon and night to the next event. All this takes place in 7 days. So the trailer is used to carry spare parts, 2 spare tires, tools, a few clothing items. We also had a 18 gal fuel cell in there so we could pump on the go. The front is a sleeping quarters where we could catch a nap whenever possible. It was also equipped with a 4500 watt power inverter to supply

 

AC power to the car for lap top and for recharging phones video camera etc. It was a challenging experience especially since we drove about 2000 miles in the rain no to mention the rain sleet and snow run to Elkhart lake Wisconson in 22 degree weather. I just now got thawed out from that one. Anyway thats a little history. You can go to www.onelapofamerica.com for more info

[slngsht]

It doesn't get any better than this

 

 

 

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[solder_guy]

I really enjoyed reading your journal during the race!

 

 

 

Rob Mitchell